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THE HAYMARKEr MEETING

was not held In the square proper which is sew
erM hundred feet In width but in Desplaines
street, near 100 feet north OF the square, at the
point no better place could possibly have been Sc
lected. the street is narrow and dark and the
e crow mad AL, the police practically at ITS mercy.
the bomb and returned the fire which poured into
them from all sides, no man could have Ioreseen
the outcome. Fisher, In a speech at the meeting
Monday night, SAID the Haymarket square was a
.'mousetrap," and that Was why he preferred that
the meeting should be held where IL was one
witness named tiilmer, whose testimony the de-
Tense failed 10 shake, though IL made great efforts
10 do So swore that ne spies light the fuse OF
the DOmb, and that Schnaut,eIt then threw N into
the ranks OF the police The bomb was thrown
from the mouth oI cranes alley behind where
the wagon was stationed upon which the speakers
stood The defense went 80 far 10 admit that a
match Was light IN the alley AT the time and Mace
rs designated by Gilmer, but tnat IL was BY a
laeorsr VINO , WAS lighting his pipe The match
warning Here come the police"
SPIES AND SCHwAB.
Malvern NJ Thompson, an uncontradicted wit
neSs, saw spies and Schwab together In Cranes
alley, where they were engaged In close and
earnest conversation lie heard the words .spolicer
ana pistois," and also heard Spies ask: s.ipo :ou
think one Is enough?" Then the TWO men walked
soui b On Dcspalnes 10 kandOlu and West ON D.,
doipA 10 hdistedd street, some blocks away, where
they disappeared INTO the thickesL o. a crowd RI
men, some twenty -nve In number After remaio
In IN this crowd FOR a few minutes Solos % M
ScH"db cnAciEru anu WdLhtu D1ck again IN the
meeting. Thompson heard Schwah " .Sovs ~
they come We viii give II 20 them qrns ,rsSu,,n
lion upon the part OF the StaLe WAC mar Sn,es and
SchwaD got oomb, or, perhaps severai y, sh
while In the crowd OF men at The corner nf Ran
doiph and Has cd streets, the men bavtn, mr.
cured them from the trunk which Ttn h ny Pr "
Nen's Hail but comparatively Sher, tina ,sre 80
vioasly. When Spies and schwab returned 20 the
alley spies gave scanaubelt something which the
wagon where the SPEAKERS were and sat there witt
spies Parsons and Fieden.
It was fully established that Schwab went To he
Haymarket meeting that night Tor the express
purpose OF seeing spies: that spies walked west
ward on kandoipn street TO HatsIed for the
ayoHed purpose OF finding Parsons who had been
seen at thai corner. Schwab was "a member OF the
north side group Ia which Lingg and Seliger
belonged, and the general commit Tee had ls meet
rear or Schwab's Office In the Ar6euer- Zsifun0
building, on 5tn avenue.
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THOS. z. wAGGAM AN, Auct.
TTNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF LANDI
WiSHiS aH6H fIA SSEE pi NNpTHE S9nNp tx "

WASHINGTON NEAR PIERCE'S Mill ROAD.
By virtue of deed trust dated 23d day Of Octo- -
Der, 1886, and uly recorded i'll Lber No. 120l. III.
too }O9. q sea- one Of the Land Records of the ..I
District OF Columbia and by Of party S.
cured thereby We will sell ut public auction the
1857: at THREE O'clock PM ali that certai piece
own springand Race lying north Of the Pierce
Mill Road "a comprised and included within the
western boundary line Of the said part of the said
on the west on the south by the Pierce Mill
Road on the east by running parallel 70 the said
western boundary line from the Pierce Mill koad to
the northern boundary line of the distant
from the said western boundary line furty (40
northern boundary line OF the said part Of the said
more or less, together with all the improvements
Fights, w-ys and privileges 70 the me belonping
Terms 9 sy and made known on day of sale. A de-
Of sale.
JAMES =: TAYLOR. rmstees
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Trustees SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED ON THE
REAR THEnEOF BY TWO FRAME HOUSES.
BY virtue OF I'd ed If trust duly ded in ber 20.
No llO2iolu C9et seq. ,UI the Lau records til -
District OF and Ut The request of party
thereby secured, will sell pubic auction in front
Of H. premis es, on SAiI kpAi, NoyEMBEn 18th
NEXT. at FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, lot j in X. NJ. Hall's
subdivision Of square ia. per plat Liber ". F. =
FOL 100 of the records Of the surveyors office oil
Sal District, imp owed by two-st.ry frame
houses on the rear of sad lot.
Terms: One-third cash balance in three equal in
stament in twelve and eighteen months for which
notes OF purchaser bearing interest from day sale
taken, all cash, at option of purchaser. deposit
OF 500 will be required 1T time of sale. and
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in twelve sale, or prop
erty will be resold at risk and cost of eiauting pur
chaser. THUS T.. WAGGAMAN.J ,,.
JOHN W. PILLING, trustees.
THOS Z. WAGGANAN, Auct. n2-dS Is
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post once
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MD GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING EFF ECTS.
ELEdANT -PARLOR SUITES, COSTLY ROSE
MS0D Bsp DOM SET WITH HAIR Nal ,,
CkPEIs AND RUGS, wALNUT bedroom
SETS CoTTAGE AND ASH Do; MATT REssE );
BID LoUNGES &C, WITH A LARGE AND
NARiED STCCk OF ALMOST EVERYTHING
NECESsAkY FOR H0usEKEEPING.s ST We.
&c; &C: Al AUCTION, AT OUR SALESROOMS,
I,d IRaSnAf, NOVEMBER TENTH. AT Ten
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JAMES II. TAYLOR !
033 10Th st. NV. | rv,,,.,
ROBERT FAnNHAM, iFuS'ees.
n.l-dSds "a w
n5-dSds

GREAT BARGAIN-THE FARM KNOWN AS BON
N ME Doom will be sold at pubic aucti n SAT
UnDAG, NOVEMBER NINETEEN. 4 his farm con-
tains - acres. lies near Cupeper House. Va.
In location, beauty fertility md plenty OF water it is
the desirable IN Piedmont Va n.,-lt
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at TWELVE O'CLOCK We viii sell IN /. ont OF oar
salesrocnis. 9th and ID stree northwest the ao9Ne
n hdnS horse to which We respectfully ca. the
horse. nS-.r
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VINHOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, On SEVENTH Or 4 STREETS.
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND FAiETTE

STREETS, GEORGETOWN, d. c..
April 1873 and duy Fe 60, q, N i,5er No GAG
direction the party secured thereby the
b fu;'sf NH if IN iGHs H 2"
O'CLOCK, the following proper y, DESIGNATED as ali
in sdaRoa TO ac a
Described follows; winning ier tie same on the
hundred aud fifty feet from the intersection of 9Th and
ssdeTek ana isnee south s oe dT
thirty feet thence east parallel with tn stree thirty
houn's property one hundred thirty feet more or
less to tue beginning. to ether with the improve
chaser $500 deposit will be required at the
Terms of sale: Onehalf cash; balance in one year
after date Of sale with interest a. sx per cent Esr
ers Of sa are not With IN ten days after
day Of sale the property will be resod the and
COS, Of s the deianl'ins party HAxEY Trustee
bSSSsEHIhfSs sSES eE EfsafEESrR RH asS
By virtue Of decree passed BY the Supreme Court
It g. Sarns q =. Equity
il sHHs Of he o Ersf N tKipSI the
lana and Known and descrSsS ground
bersS Burgess ID
OF lots e IN r,
feet inches on street NORTH and has depth Of 90
ssef dwelling a. the norths.ss
18th and S streets northwest
Terms Onethird CASH. one third IN six month"; and
in twelve months with interest at per
per annum secured the satisfaction Of the trustees
or all cash. at purchasers opion. deposit OF 600
requ red at sale Conveyancine. &C. at purr hssers
cost Terms be COMPLIED with in lays otherwise
the right reserved trustees resell at the risk and
of the defauitng after i've days pubic
notice of such resale In some newspaper published In
SIDNEY T. THOMAS
452 D street nw.,l ,,,,.t.o.
FREDERICK W. PRAT., AFos.
Building, street,
DT1NCANSON Rtsl)S. Auctioueers. n0-d&da
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR DRAYAGE AND HAULING
EryRES.-Depot Quartermaster Once, WISH ny
ton, d. q, November 1887. Sealed proposals. In
triple ate subject conditions win lie received
at tins ONCE Until II O'Clock NOON, MONDAY. NovEM
BEh TWENTl ONE 1887. at whicn time and 2. ace
they wi 4 be opened in Of attending bidders
f6r the hauling and handling Of pubic stores between
aud At Washinston, D. c. and neighboring points dur
inx tine Remainder of the fiscal year endlG Juno 3D.
1881 Blank forms for proposas and all Information
ed can be obtained application 70 tins Office
Enyeiup q cont lining proposals should be marked
.irolosals for hand aud Hauling stores. ana I'D
dryesl.ad 10 the undersigled. q. u. DANDY,
ns1-sst Depot Quartermsster.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
tLEvEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
1NGS. ON EAST CAPITOL. STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AND
THEE ON SOUTH STREET. IN THE SAME


SQUARE.
By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme -
Court of the District OF Columbia, in Equity Nm.
Cause Q. 4291: Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Iii
Company w. Albert Grant ct al. will sell at p9pc
FIFTEENTH DAYOF NOVEMBER.1SS7, at FOUR
O'CLOCK I. NJ lssle to be continued the next day at
the same hour II necessary, Lots numbered one ID.
three S four t4l i've t) six 3d. eight 90. nne CD,
ten uO eleven CID. twelve ODD fourteen (l4),
teen ll6l, seventeen 40, and eighteen QS) OF the
SUBDIVISION OF square numbered seven hundred ami
sixty So D in the City Of Washington. D. C.. as the
District Of Columbis. These lots are improved
rately.
Terms Of sale: 0nefourth cash and the balance at
SIX Twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
OF the Rprchaser bearing interest from the day Of
sale Will taken and lien retain Oh the premises
sold or all cash. At the option OF the Purchaser.
taxes ana assessments due at the time OF sale IN
ciunng all amounts necessary redeem the property
sold from any tax sale thereof will be payable of
the purchase money. deposit of $500 will be
CURED OF the purchaser Of each lot at the time Of sale
policy OF insurance against fire will be required Of
the purchaser the building each Tot sold
amount Is the trustees may deem proper.
BRAINARD H. WARNER. Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS GIG St NV
ncfi "A
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioncer.

FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
CORNER OF BOTH AND STREETS. GEORGE
TOWN, ID. c., AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER IN
ELEVENTH. 1887. at FOUR OCLOCK ON the ~
premises, shall sell the following valuable prop
erty Two lots 2ix90 each on the west side of Both
street and two lots 20x54 north side Of street
offers fine opportunity to secure fine building sizes
or tor profitable investment Terms made known 1t
sale.
All conveysncing and recording at purchasers cost:
deposit of ESQ win be required each lot st thet
of sale. o3ldSds
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VINHUMAS OOWL1AN0f AtHt1oueer
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER .OF FIRST AND q
STREETS NNkfHWEST-S1 FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.

BY virtue aud under the provisionS Of the last -
TO probate and recornedin the ONCE the Register
of Wills the undersgded will offer for sale puu,.c
NOvElBER sixTEENfA lSS7.AT FOUR O'CLOCK
M the following described real estate situst in
twenty 27 in nc0uire's subdivision Of square
on the uortheast Of First and streets north
wesl and fronting rs feeton First street running
on consisting Of three story brick store and dwell
ina-7Ol First street north vest.
two year. for which The nctss Of the purchaser
cured by deed Of trust the pFoixs cold and bear
n az per cent interess from the day Of ale sha BE-
Given. o. "a cesh q the Option q the purcha:sf DE-
An conveyuncing purchasers cost terms Of sal0
b mot complied With within ten days from day Of sale
cost a purchase afsr i've Days advsgt1son6nt IN
{6}snsO 1E0a 0IARY,
n6-d&6 Gxooutoe md TtuDtoa
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To CLOSE BUSINESS.

Our lease viii expire in few days and the stock must
he sold.
Therefore we have made still GREATER REDUC-
TONS in our entire stock. and ~ You need any
thing in our line II viii Tay You TO call
We have q COM lete line OF BLACK GOODS yet sale
and at greatly reduced prices.
Our line Of PLAIN and BRoCADED SILKS. IN all
colors have l'een re,lacei 90 Doe on the dollar
Also very de -iralle BsoCADEs in BlAck 81
great sacrifice.
We have yet lett in stocka line OF PLAIN and BRO
CADED vELNEIS which have reduced IN
price to make them ready sale Tor those want
ing anything in that line.
Our stock of CoLOEED DRESS GOODS has many de-
sirable things loft. both plain and fancy. and 1t
telling ar
Only few BLANKETS left ON sale
Our HOSIERY stock is greatly r.duced still We have
some goods left Cole and see theta
Our LINEN STOCK IL very much reduced. but there
agood many Bargains there.
In fact, 81 You anythi z I'M the Dry Goods line
and want TO money you do by buy
ing the next lew o4ysoi
ST.. HEMPsToNE.
sos Pennsylvania Avenue
(,ooSas rperked in Plain EisIres sero-3m
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Bear-Traps for Burglars.

rrom the Cn1ca&o tribune,
When we were among the Laramie Mountains
we ran across an old fellow who had little ranch
In one OF the parks but who appeared to give most
OF his time TO hunting and trapping.
81 hear there's been another safe robbery down
at Cheyenne" he said.
Eyes, heard something about one," replied.
at beats all them fellows down there can't pro-
tect their money. You bet the burglars wouldn't
an had pack-lOads OF IT."
whats your pan?"
"Bear-traps; big, new bear-traps, every time!
Nothing like EN-! Sock your money into a box,
set your beartrap in front OF It, cover 1t up care
less IKE with newspapers or something, an there
you have 1t. You never seen burglar carryin' off
anyD0dys money with an eighty-pound bear
Trap oltln onto his leg, nor nobody else never did
AFTER man has showed MS leg into adOuble-spring
Deir-trap up to the knee you bet he's mi shty
glad TO see even sheriff comm. II these ere
business men would put less money into timelocks,
an combinations, am castiron safes, an jes get a
good bear and mountain lion trap inside the door
every night. you'd see few,r busted Storekeepers
and more One-egged burglars"
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DRuPosALs FOR FIRE HosE.-oFFIcE OF
IL building for state, Way. and Navy Departments.
posals Tor furnishing anu dsiivering uniined Linen
Wing. al tke building for State. War. and Navy De-
psrssnena in this city will be received e this Office
mil .WELvE NJ, ON TIT RsDAY, TIE Sc kN-
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, and opened
immedisteiy thereafter in Of bidders. seci
forn,s OF proposal viii be furnished estsbiiabed
manufsrurers aud deslers ON spplis alton TO this Once
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- - - Office AGO Louisiana ave.
1HOS. f. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. o11-dSds

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF inclemency OF the weather untll MEDNES-
DAY, 1HE Second DAY OF NOVEMBER, a. d.
1857, { same hour and place.
o2S-dSds s. s. HENKLE. Trustee.
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STOPPED By HIS WIFE As HE WAS RUNNING OF
WITH HIS sIsrER-IN-IAM

tIOfPkt 81 HIS WYE As He WAS RUNNING OFF
WITH HIS sIsrER-IS-IAw
PTrTsBURG, Nov "a special from Rochester,
Pa, says: The little community OF West Bridge
water was all stirred up to-day by the arrest OF O.
l. Barnes and Miss Maggie Blass, his sster-in-law,
as they were attempting TO elope. Barnes Is
railroacer, and lives In Rochester. He mas oeen
paying more attention TO his sisterin-law Tor some
time past than his better half deemed proper.
Consequently, when she found q valiSe or Two
carefully packed, she determined 10 keep her eyes
open der vigilance was rewarded Wnen cary
this afternoon she saw the couple start Tor the
station Reinforced by two female neighDors sne
follOwed them, and getting the assistance OF om
Ger j. W. Hum, OF Bridgewater, overlook the
wOuld-be-eloperS at the cleveland and Pittspurg
Railroad station at Beaver. A stormy scene en-
sued. The party went before squire J. g WOOD
run, OF Brfdgewater, where Barnes lett 500 as
security for his appearance at the nearing Whicn
takes place on Wednesday next Barnes Is ABOUT
thirty years OF aye, and Is a nDe-lOOklng man
His wife i've years younger, and the siSter-h-
law Is but IMenIY-t hree.
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showing Them ,,ox, an do n.

Ire NJ" ork Ne'a'd says: When a citizen is
Sex or injured in the streets OF Paris the police
nestle ABOUT Tor litter hand-cart To take him
- h'Npia a. lhere - no ambulance system there.
d. t"nr Nss.hJei, an american ciiizen now resid-
ing ia Parts through cotnmirtcs- there has raised
s4O,UO o; $4,000 necessary 20 establish and MAIN
ssuL curing ds..1oasSratiOn two American ;,rnbyl-
ten ''S-'''i'-A'eS asDaA - -
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
;hANCERY SALE OF VAL ABLE UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AND
SITUATED IN SQUARES G3.. $40 AND 693,


SITUATED IN SQUARES 49,. $40 AND 693,
NEAi. SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue of decree Of the SUI Court Of sxt
the District Of Columbia passed III the cause OF 4
Bayliss ct al W., Farnham ct al, Equity No. -
1O:i21 the undersigned Trusi will sci 1T public
anctiou IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID. 1888 z,
at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following-described real
estate in the city Washington D. c., to wit: Lots
numbered twelve (l2l. thirteen 1a) fifteen l5). six
teen n6l seventeen I'D, eighteen 1sl twenty ts9,.
twentyfour GA. twenty five (25), and twenty six
t26) square numbered six hundred and forty (340
Aud also on FAlDAi, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY Of
NOVEMBER, 1887, at FOUR OCLOIK NJ. Lots
numbered three (3). nine 90, and fourteen u4) in
square numbered hundred and thirty seven t137),
and on the SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR T. n,
Lot numbered ten 10) and the sou h twenty five (s5)
feet of Lot nine 3d. in square numbered hundred
and ninety three (693).
Terms of One-third cash. and the balance in
Cd and two CD years with interest at per cent,
cured by deed of trust or al cash. at option of the
chasers. deposit Of $50 each To- will be required
Taxes will be paid out Of the proceeds of sale terms
to Resell defsultng purchasers cost All con-
veyanclng at purchasers cost
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ui>,unrcI.-. Cnnsea. "a, Fries,rich.rmhe.

-,.f. ti.e James CARTE
iTlHsc Il srIiircs has been paying his usual
tirnial visit ~ FriedhChsrihe, the splendid do
Ia.ii Pna.-utr a. him hy The kaiser after the war
81 ls.u- Wherever the chancellor may chance 10
tf' ti> manner - life II always simple. but 20
Iri-iFt'il~fJihc hts simplicity berOi1es almost
spartan He -H-- hardly any society and spends
. ~f-ii Cfai 80 Time In walking about the forest
4H- N"titrS - exceedingly unprctending and
lAl- u luicssi. '1irN be described as bare and un
',iitJi t-Di " vas originally a hOtei- ana Stanes
80 70 ne railway station Much OF the turnl-
ttt t4.d Mas IA Tie CasihOf has been retained,
sht tli- i"nE c"FI1'iofs fili of the NUMBERED
"'ri "i i'~fns which Contain Oa!y the plainest
ans -in's'-t ~ IJruitur.- taDe--eated chairs and
uttFl "'i>iiaI'sitl>. The Walls Of tnese lrinii-
IT, -, ilsii1'srN 'srr adorned with chronos that
ltJbth'! '''l aDoA u pence pair. In the chan
t'i.NlS siint = portrait Of VI. THEIRS, cut from
= ffhch NUS 4S'l paper, and near by stands the
tlbi1 ul1i which the preliminarles OF peace were
si-Afd III 1871. Neither within nor without has
ahy chdraNOr Dcn made 90 embelish the house.
a'.s5e : 40 sarieh' anq the forest commences
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TO THE STAR
..,. he nm O,xner.

rIrrsRt-Ra PHIL STATES Why He WOULDN'T BUY
EoLIAN.
PrrrsRuxa. Nov. 9-Geor-e Smith, known as
tsPtttsburz Phn- stated 90 Post reporter yester-
day afternoon that Garrison. the jockey, has
offered TO sell him Eohan, the race horse, Tor
Tho horse Is good one said 'PhIl, ''hut do
moi want 20 become aB owner. Ny experience
p-.ches me that as soon as a man becomes
%. ner lis Judgment becomes affected. have seen
owners back their horses when they had not "A
shallow Of a chance 10 win. horse may show an
owner extraordinary trial and the owner
depends on this A man on the outside, who Is
watching all the horses without any OF the
anxietes OF ownership, has "A much better oppOr
tunity 10 judge and bet accordingly Again. have
often seen horses win and tueir owners not have
cent on them, while outsiders have won heavily.
Besides think that next year EOlian Will be
heavily weighted In the handicaps and Will De
beaten By such horses as The Bard"
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TISKUsTEEs' SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
i DWELLING, CORN OF EIGHTEENTH AM
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH FRAME
BUILDING, ON STREET SOUTHEAST. AT
AUCTION.
BY direction of the owner, we will offer for sale
ELEVENTH. at HALF.PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK r. -
in front Of the premises the eastern 32 feet ~
,2O). square lO4!, With the building thereon. House
Il known Us No. 1881 x street s.e.
Terms One half cash. balance in one year. secured
by deed VI trust, all cash. at purchasers option
3lOO deposit at time Of sale. Terms 10 be lied
with days erty will be resold at risk and
' ns d 0e'A' WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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The sword presented to Gen. Miies By the cIfi-
xens OF Arizona was given 70 him yesterday q
Tucson,
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THOs. E. wAGGAMAN. anct.
V,H, MAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUST EES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ON THE
JENNINGS ROAD OVER 1HE ANACosIlA
RIVER NEAR he DIST RIC1 LINE
By virtue a deed OF q ust from Anna l. Shaw =
and Granville c. shaw. her husband dated The Sssk
5ih dag OF Sep eMbyr, los2 and du recorded -
an the llth day 4 September. 1852, ia llber No.
I0l1, folio 10 ct the land records for the
District oi Columbia and at the reques; OF Robert d.
Weaver, executor OF thomas Weaver. decegs u. the
parry secured thereby, we viii sell at public auction
on the premises the TWELFTH DAY OF NOV
EMBEI. 1887, AT ThkEE O'CLOCK L. NJ. all those
pieces parcels land situate, lying aud being
ID. tlict of Columbia called CONCLUSION part OF
yleys purchase the innings load just west of
District line, adjoining the lands Of {. A. McEuen
and Charles Z. Duncanson. William Henson and
slater. containing 30 acres, more OF less
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the urchase-money in
cash. and the balance thereof IN Two equal INST .lInens
and twelve months from day Of SALE with
est from day sale, secured by deed OF trust
he property sold all cash the of par
chaser purchaser Adepost vi 100 will lie required
the purchaser purchasers at the thine OF the sale
AL convey ancng and recording 1t the expense the
purchaser purchaser. II tie terms the sale
not complied with within ten days Of the sale the
dersned trustees reserve the night to resell said
al the TASK AID cost Of the deiautig purchaser
purchasers alter ave days advertisement in the Even
ing star newspaper.
e M. CHAPLIN, Trus,ses
o.Sl-dtd IL. 3. MEEDEN.S Af"s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

cg THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED by conse t OF parties, until FRIDAY. TIE
ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBEK. 1887. at saline
hour audpl ce s, s. HENKLE,